anurre5
anurre5 • Fort Dodge, Iowa
yea, unless it's ridiculous
totally hot, unless it's like a wild forest, then it needs triming
just a tad, nothing crazy but hair over bare any day.
kinda surprised at the answers..Ima a waxer myself and usually girls don't say anything until it starts growing back and they ask if I plan on doing anything about it.
In relationships stolen = lost. If your partner is IN LOVE with you, nothing and noone will ever steal him from you aka you will never
lose him as long as he is in love with you. Same goes for women.
No, I mean as in something tangible.
Then no, lost does not mean lost. You can get back something that was stolen just as how you can find something you thought
was lost. Quite a vague post you made, tbh..
edit: stolen does not mean lost*
My suggestion: move out of Stupidville, you clearly don't belong there.
you belong on this site...f*** your friends, we're better :)
many religous people when they have nothing to add about religious discussion they just get mad ive given up talking to them about discussion you will never get anywhere.
when u add a valid point they just cling to the faith and that is their only point they can make.
No. Don't uproot your whole life for someone. It puts way to much stress on a relationship that isn't even fully functioning yet. You guys aren't sure how you'll respond to each other in that dynamic. Why add more stress to an already semi-awkward situation of starting a relationship with a friend.
well, we were pretty much dating, just without making it official or getting serious..we just didn't want to start anything because of moving for our jobs.
That's cool. I don't know the details of your relationship. I'm just saying think about the pressure it'll put on the both of you. Him with his new job, you trying to find a job. And suddenly you're both burdened (not really the right word but you get me) with a labeled relationship. Seems like a lot of added stress.
I moved for an ex-boyfriend of mine, and just like betterthanwho is saying it definitely puts an added pressure on ur relationship
Yes, you should have sex with him.
If you feel that you are to try some funny business with a married man, leave it alone; otherwise, there show not be any problem between the 3 of you (including the wife).
I don't want to! I just don't know if we should be friends now that he's married.
I had a ex who I was friends with for a long time aferwards too. It does seem weird he asks you out to dinner and stuff but maybe he really is just wanting to be friends. Do you ever have dinner with his wife and him together? If he never invites his wife then it seems more than a friend. Maybe it is best to slowly stop contacting him because you dont want to have to deal with that kinda drama.
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